Gorgeous Gardens and LandscapesSt. Clair County, Michigan
Landscape Cleanups
Bring overgrown or untidy beds back under control and give your landscape a clear starting point.
GGL cleanup · Before & after
A visible difference after cleanup.
Two views of a GGL cleanup: built-up leaves and loose branches removed from the main walkway and adjoining paved area.
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Side passage.
Paved area beside the house.
Reset the areas that need attention.
A cleanup can focus on a few beds or a larger part of the property. Tell us what you want cleared and what should stay.
- Planting-bed weeding and debris removal
- Leaf and loose-debris removal from agreed outdoor areas
- Seasonal cutbacks and tidying
- Agreed trimming and removal of unwanted growth
- Bed-edge cleanup and preparation for the next step
What shapes the estimate?
The amount and type of growth, bed area, access, removals, handling of debris, and disposal requirements affect the work.
Photographs help show the starting condition. Point out plants you value and any areas you would like left alone.
A cleanup has a defined finish.
Your written estimate identifies the areas, removals, cleanup, and disposal included. New planting, mulch, stone, and larger property repairs are separate additions when requested.
After the reset, discuss a maintenance plan to keep the beds cared for.
Spring and fall visits
Seasonal work can include clearing leaves and debris, removing spent annuals, and cutting back perennials where appropriate. For fall, discuss early preparation and a return after leaf drop. Each visit and its tasks should be stated in your estimate.
Ready to get the yard back in shape?
Share your full property address, the areas you want cleaned up, and any useful photographs. We’ll review the next step toward a written estimate.